A Complete Guide to cover Kuala Lumpur in 24 hours (with a downloadable planner)

If you have already read my previous blog titled - Why Kuala Lumpur trip was a positive eye-opener for me?, you would know why we only had 24 hours with us while visiting Kuala Lumpur. To this day, I still regret not being able to spend more time there to understand their culture, eat more of the local food. However, keeping in mind that not all of us can enjoy slow travel and usually our bustling travel plans will include one or two days here and there to fit in a city, we have come up with a complete guide for Kuala Lumpur which will help you right from attractions to stays, transportation to food, and so on..

Read till the end, don't give up!

Top Attractions

KL Tower

Made during 90s, its height stretches to 421 meters and is the 7th tallest freestanding broadcasting tower in the world. I have a fantasy of visiting all those iconic radio / TV towers across the globe. Luckily, I have made it to two so far. You can say, these towers symbolizes the country itself. Apart from the telecommunication and broadcasting station floor, they have a revolving restaurant, indoor gallery and an open observation deck for visitors. You will be able to see most of the city from the deck. The lift area during the entry is magnificent. There are separate entry fees for separate levels and places. Alongside the tower tour, you will also get to visit a small aquarium, a zoo or shows as per the combo you will chose.

Petronas Twin Towers

By the time we reached the twin towers, the sun was already down and the lights were starting up in the towers. It was quite an exciting moment for us since we always saw the twin towers on the covers of our notebooks in school. A photograph with you and the towers entirely in a single frame is a challenge but nonetheless achievable. This is me pointing out excitedly towards the towers:

Although we didn't go inside, you can visit its Observation Deck by purchasing tickets online. Cost is aroun